NOTE: Confessions can be heard before or after any of the Divine Services, during the Hours, or by appointment anytime. In case of illness or sacramental emergency, please call the parish cell.

Holy Communion is available only to Orthodox Christians who have prepared themselves by prayer, fasting, and recent confession of sins. If you are a seeker, inquiring into Orthodoxy, or wish to commune at St. Polycarp's, please introduce yourself to the rector. Non-Orthodox Christians and other visitors are welcome to join us in prayer and fellowship, as well as to receive some of the holy antidoron— or "blessed bread"— in lieu of the Mysteries.

In addition to Sunday Matins and Divine Liturgy, we offer services on Great Feasts, as well as occasional weekday services by request. Please see the monthly schedule for details.